idupaul:
Theys should go to Saudi Arabia , the USA is not a dumping ground

idupaul:
Theys should go to Saudi Arabia , the USA is not a dumping ground

redcliff:


Abi o... or qatar

cstr55:

You just have to begin to wonder. The US is not the only country in the world for these immigrants, many of whom will turn terrorists.
They are the ones spoiling the good-will of americans towards other well-meaning immigrants from peaceful and progressive countries.
Saudi-arabia is there, Qatar is there, UAE is there - nations doing pretty well and have a similar islamic culture with them.
But no, they all want to go america, the land of christian sinners. They want to go to a land where every single indigenous american culture offends islamic sensibilities, hence turning them to terrorists.
I recently heard about how these syrian refugees were stoning German women for supposedly dressing naked in their own german country.

idupaul:


Just Imagine ..Its a quiet Jihad they are attempting but they will fail

iretemide:
Malala Yousafzai, the youngest recipient of
the Nobel Peace Prize, on Friday condemned
President Trump’s executive order
establishing new vetting measures for
immigrants.
“I am heartbroken that today President
Trump is closing the door on children,
mothers and fathers fleeing violence and
war,” Yousafzai said. “I am heartbroken that
America is turning its back on a proud
history of welcoming refugees and
immigrants — the people who helped build
your country, ready to work hard in exchange
for a fair chance at a new life.”
Yousafzai, 19, issued the statement at about
the same time that Trump announced his
latest executive orders, including one that
reportedly will suspend the U.S. refugee
program for 120 days. The text of the order
was not immediately available.
According to CNN, drafts of the order also
bar “all persons from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan,
Libya, Somalia or Yemen from entering the
United States for 30 days.”
Yousafzai specifically addressed some of
those countries in her statement. The young
Pakistani activist, who now lives in Britain,
gained international attention in 2012 when
the Taliban shot her in the head for
embracing education for girls. She has since
campaigned for education rights across the
globe and won the Nobel Prize in 2014.
“I am heartbroken that Syrian refugee
children, who have suffered through six
years of war by no fault of their own, are
singled out for discrimination,” Yousafzai
said. “I am heartbroken for girls like my
friend Zaynab, who fled wars in three
countries — Somalia, Yemen and Egypt —
before she was even 17. Two years ago she
received a visa to come to the United
States. She learned English, graduated high
school and is now in college studying to be a
human rights lawyer.”
She ended her statement: “In this time of
uncertainty and unrest around the world, I
ask President Trump not to turn his back on
the world’s most defenseless children and
families.”
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